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  GREEN OAK SLEEPERS,...

  Common uses for oak sleepers, boards, and posts

  Oak garden sleepers are ideal for retaining walls, as well as raised beds, patios, water features, edging, borders, and decking. Timber posts are a great way to ensure you build a stable, durable timber fence that's also aesthetically pleasing. Oak timber boards probably have the widest range of applications, from furniture making, cabinetry, and home decoration to structural joinery, shelving, and more.

  FAQ

  Are oak sleepers better than softwood?

  It depends on the intended purpose but yes, hardwood sleepers have a number of advantages over softwood. For example, they're more durable, water-resistant, and resistant to decay. They do not need any chemical treatment. For more information on hardwood vs. softwood sleepers, read this guide.
  

  What is tanalised timber?

  Tanalised timber or pressure-treated timber is timber that has been treated with a special chemical preservative called Tanalith or Tanatone, in order to make them more resilient to prolonged outdoor exposure.

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  KILN DRIED HARDWOODS

  These hardwoods have been kiln dried so are appropriate for internal joinery and woodwork. Live Edge products still have the bark from the tree and can make gorgeously authentic products.

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  GRADE B OAK BUNDLES

  These are B Grade sleepers, many of them have serious defects and are not returnable. An economical solution for ground stabilisation, large retaining wall projects, agricultural fencing and other projects not requiring our usual oak.

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  FENCING

  Quality fencing timber for your project

  As one of the UK's leading fencing suppliers, we provide high-quality timber for fencing available for delivery nationwide. Our product selection offers anything you may need to build a lasting fence, from wooden fencing posts to feather edge fence boards, wooden gravel boards, and more. If you're interested in a natural-looking and environmentally-friendly option that's affordable at the same time, look no further.
  
  All our fencing timber is UC3 graded, making it suitable for permanent outdoor exposure. This will give you durable garden fencing to withstand the tests of time. With suitable treatment for fences, such as a sealant or stain, you can extend their life even further. 
  
  To learn more about timber fences and decide what type is best for your needs, consult our article on the benefits of each Luxury Wood fencing product here. You can always contact us if you need assistance with a large-scale project.
  
  FAQ
  What are some interesting garden fencing ideas?
  From classic horizontal and vertical fences to modern combinations with stone gabion fences or climbers, there are countless designs and ways to incorporate timber into your fence. 
  You can find some inspiration in our article.
  
  How to make a fence?
  To build closeboard fencing with feather edge boards, you need feather edge fence boards, gravel boards, and arris rails, as well as annular ring nails for the structure and for the feather edge boards. After determining the location and clearing the area, notch your fence posts and set the first one in position, filling the hole with cement. Dig holes and set the remaining posts. Then, attach your arris rails and gravel boards. Then, take your first feather edge board and sit it on the gravel board with the thick edge flush with the left face of your first post. Nail it in position. Place the next boards, overlapping by 25mm and spacing them evenly. Check the vertical levels every 4-5 boards. Finally, you can add a counter rail and capping rails.

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  DECKING

  Timber decking boards from Luxury Wood

  Decking boards made from quality timber result in a beautiful deck that will serve you well for years to come. We provide a range of grooved, smooth, and reversible deck boards to choose from. They're all made from sustainably sourced Nordic Spruce and Larch, both known for their impressive dimensional stability. 
  
  A one-time delivery fee will be applied based on your shipping postcode. It's a flat charge regardless of the number and quantity of products you add from the Larch category. Delivery details available here.
  

  Why choose larch decking boards?

  One of the greatest benefits of larch decking is its durability. Its high resin content makes it less susceptible to rot and insects, while the high density means it's harder than other softwoods and even some hardwoods. At the same time, larch is easy to work with and affordable. Learn more in our article here.
  

  FAQ
  

  How many deck boards do I need?

  To determine how many boards to get, you need to calculate the area of your future deck. Multiply its length by the width. Don't forget to account for any stairs. Then, decide on the deck board sizeto use depending on your desired deck size and board orientation. Remember that the fewer cuts, the better. Next, calculate the surface of each board by multiplying the length of the board by its width. Finally, divide the area of your deck by the board area. To calculate even more precisely, you can calculate board spacing and subtract it from the total area. To do so, multiply 3mm spacing by the number of boards on your deck minus 2 (because the first and last boards won’t have a gap on one side). Multiplying the number you get by the length of your deck to get the total spacing. Note, however, that you'll need some extra boards in case of mishaps, waste, or offcuts. Add about 10% to 15% to cover such mistakes.

  As with all products from our Timber Category, a one-time fee is applied based on your shipping postcode if one or more items are added to the cart from our Larch product line category. This is a flat charge and is the same regardless of the quantity you order. You can see the prices here.

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  CLADDING

  All our cladding products are listed here. Due to its excellent weather resistance and gorgeous grain patterns, both our kiln-dried larch shadow gap and tongue & groove profiles will make your project look amazing.

  As with all products in our Timber category, if one or more items are added to the cart, a one-time fee is applied based on your shipping postcode. This is a flat charge and is the same regardless of the quantity you order. You can see the prices here.

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  C16 STRUCTURAL TIMBER

  Our C16 timber is suitable for use as deck joists, carcassing, framing and anywhere regular exposure to rain and moisture is likely.

  If one or more items are added to the cart from our Timber category, a one-time fee is applied based on your shipping postcode. This is a flat charge and is the same regardless of the quantity you order. You can see the prices here.

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  TREATED SLEEPERS

  Our softwood sleepers are Tanatone-treated for prolonged exposure to outdoor service. They come in both natural green and deep brown.

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  RAINSCREEN

  Rainscreen cladding from Luxury Wood

  Rainscreen façade cladding is an excellent way to protect your building from the elements. They're easy to install and maintain and used for newly built projects, as well as for refurbishments. A popular choice of material for many commercial and private projects, timber offers sustainability and effectiveness.
  
  Larch in particular makes excellent rainscreen cladding timber due to its natural properties such as resilience, insect resistance, and scratch resistance. Luxury Wood offers several convenient choices in this category.

  FAQ

  What is rainscreen cladding?
  Rainscreen (a.k.a. rainshield) cladding is an outer layer attached to a building, intended to protect it from harsh weather conditions such as snow, rain, wind, frosts, and sunlight. It sits away from a building's exterior wall, creating a protective air cavity.
  
  What makes rainscreen cladding systems effective?
  A good rainscreen needs to control and manage nature's elements. Thus, it has several components: cladding, vented air space, insulation, air barrier, and the bearing wall of the building. The vented air cavity promotes residual water drainage and airflow behind the wall panel. The insulation on the exterior side of the air barrier decreases the heat flow. The air barrier is meant to stop any residual amounts of water that bypass the external cladding by letting it drain or evaporate. Vertical rainscreen battens that have channels allow cross-ventilation between the cavities.
  
  What types of rainscreen cladding are there?
  

  There are three types of systems:

  - Vented and pressure-equalised: Used on tall commercial buildings. They prevent moisture from entering into the air gap between the façade and the internal structure. This is done by sealing the top section of the façade and creating separate ventilation cavities.

  - Drained and vented - Feature an open cavity at the top (protected with an overhang) and one at the bottom. They provide drainage and a moisture barrier is used to protect the building.

  - Vented: Used for building 1-4 stories high. A cavity open at the bottom of the façade provides drainage but no ventilation. The warmth in the cavity helps water condense and drain.